Elk Lake High School - Antler Yearbook (Elk Lake, PA)

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CLASS HHSTURY RUSH When we entered our freshman year at Rush High School we had a class of twenty-one. Through our freshman, sopho- more, and iunior years, class activities consisted of: selling Christmas cards, soup, homemade candy, hot dogs, and soda, having dances and roller-skating parties, and, of course, the Junior-Senior Prom and Junior-Senior Banquet. Our class was unusual, since during our sophomore and iunior years we had but one lone boy. This proved interesting both ways. MESHOPPEN In our freshmen, sophomore, and iunior years at Meshoppen we were honored to have Mrs. Anne Light as our advisor. During our first two years, we enjoyed many class parties. In our iunior year, for money-making proiects we sold maga- zines and pennants and had a Halloween party. We presented our play The Adorable Imp on April llth and l2th. This was a huge success, the credit going to Mrs. Anne Light and Mrs. Jeanne Neuser, our directors. The Junior-Senior Prom and the Junior-Senior Banquet were the social highlights of the year. Most of all we enioyed the thought of becoming seniors. DHMOCK - SlPlRllNGlVllLLlE, During our freshman year we were a restless group. At Christmas for the first time all year we were quiet-as we panto- mined Sh-Boom and Jingle Bells at assembly. Our sopho- more year was filled with various parties. In our iunior year as moneymaking proiects we sold Christmas cards, candy and pre- sented our iunior play. The Phantom of the High School -a mystery which turned into a comedy. We all worked hard on the Junior-Senior Banquet which was a huge success. ELK LAKE The Senior Class of the new Elk Lake School consists of fifty-four students from Dimock-Springville, Meshoppen, and Rush. After about a month of the confusion of arranging schedules, getting acquainted with new classmates and new building, we proceeded to work on the yearbook-taking pic- tures, getting ads, etc. Everyone was quite pleased with his senior pictures this year. Soon we hope to sponsor a dance and later on a senior play. Now we are looking forward to the Junior-Senior Prom, Commencement, and of course, the Wash- ington trip.

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